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Psalm 49 will show us that we will all face the reality of death, so living for this world’s glory is futility. It’s far better to belong to Christ, and to belong to the one true God, than it is to have all the earthly wealth combined, and not belong to Him.

In Matthew 11:25–27, Jesus praises His Father, revealing two wonderful truths about their divine authority, nature, and relationship. We learn:

In Matthew 11:16–24, Jesus warns us about two dangerous responses to the truth that reveal unbelief and lead to judgment. He warns against responding with:

Today as we look at Hebrews chapter 4 and verses 14-16 we'll see the importance and the significance of what our Lord Jesus accomplished on the cross.

In Matthew 11:7-15, Jesus commends John by revealing three characteristics of his faithful service.

Jacob had an event in his life that changed him physically and spiritually forever, which will show us how God works in the lives of believers to make us more like His perfect Son, Jesus Christ.

When John doubts whether Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus points him to evidence in Scripture that confirms His identity. We learn from John that when doubts arise, you should...

In Genesis 49, Jacob demonstrates his faith in God's covenant promises by prophetically blessing his sons and revealing the future of Israel

Five Marks of Sacrificial Faith

In Genesis 49, Jacob demonstrates his faith in God's covenant promises by prophetically blessing his sons and foretelling Israel's future.

In Genesis 48, Jacob demonstrates his faith in God's covenant promises and sovereignty by adopting and blessing Joseph's sons.

As the famine becomes more intense as it draws to an end, we will see God give Joseph wisdom in crisis management skills, and see how God blesses Jacob in Egypt.

In Genesis 46:1-47:12, Yahweh continues to fulfill His promises by preserving the family of Israel in Egypt.

In Chapter 45, we see God’s purpose in everything that has happened to Joseph, both the bad and the good, revealed. God had a plan to elevate Joseph to a high position in Egypt in order to fulfil His purpose: to use Joseph to reconcile him with his family, and use him as a deliverer and protector of the nation of Israel.

In Genesis 44, Joseph administers one final test to reveal whether his brothers, especially Judah, have truly been transformed. In this chapter, we see: